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Banned IP are contained inside nft sets that you can list by the command line below
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- ipv4
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`nft list set ip crowdsec crowdsec-blacklists`
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- ipv6
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`nft list set ip6 crowdsec6 crowdsec6-blacklists`
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### cscli
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Crowdsec come with a cli tool, available within the application environment. Get a shell with:
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cscli --help
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-if you want to know on a specific command `cscli <command> --help`
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-help on a specific command:`cscli <command> --help`
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- get a glance : `cscli metrics`
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- see the state of installed bouncers : `cscli bouncers list`
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- see the active decisions(ban): `cscli decisions list`
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remove-module --no-preserve crowdsec1
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## Uninstall the crowdsec binary bouncer
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## Uninstall the old crowdsec binary bouncer
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Previous to the version 1.0.6 the bouncer was installed on the host following a repository method, after this version the bouncer is shipped in a full container.
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With the upgrade the service `crowdsec-firewall-bouncer` has been stopped but not removed from the host. For a full cleaning you can
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